Ampelaster carolinianus Edible Across Southeast and East Asia

Across Southeast and East Asia the same vine is the famous binahong

That habit is the whole point in the garden

or contain the roots

shade-loving grouping

a nice thread of Southern citrus history

Ampelaster carolinianus Edible Across Southeast and East AsiaAmpelaster carolinianus is a woody, scrambling, semi evergreen vine that climbs through shrubs and over stream banks along the coastal plain of the southeastern United States, opening lavender blue flowers in November and December when every other aster has long since finished. The climbing aster keeps a private schedule, and that contrary timing is the whole charm. The common name describes the habit accurately enough but undersells the effect. Given